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JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Individue! Chempionship Play) North dealer. * East,West vulnerable. NORTH 3 564 KQmé Ki0878 WAST $Q38764 @K105 9253 9987 998053 Opening lead -- seven of spades. There are relatively few hands in the ordinary course of events where a eontract of five 'clubs or five diamonds turns jout to be superior to a contract jof three notrump. The nine- \trick game, in most cases, is easier to make than the eleven- itrick game, ' However, such hands do arise and the trick is to recognize them when théy appear. This |deal occurred in a tournament and most of the North-South |pairs stubbed their toes when they played the hand in three notrump (going down two) in- stead of five or six clubs (mak- ing twelve tricks). The bidding shown occurred at several tables. South was chiefly at fault for reaching the wrong contract. 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L. ;processed cheeses, yet not be This a deficiency disorder|able to eat both of them the (not an allergy) which has) Same day. {been described recently. A de-| fect in enzyme production re-| Dear Dr. Molner: Is there }sults in a lack of the enzyme Such a thing as nervous kid- lactose which digests milk su-/neys? I have to urinate quite frequently. There is a_ history of diabetes in my family, but also have emotional prob- older persons lems. I have had ae and jnausea, flatulence, bloating, So Peebles pig on paenedy re dominal cramps and diarrhea), lett my nerves run away jwhich occur after drinking) i+, ie ae is thik eolne hing milk 'that should be checked into? | The symptoms appear to be)_ nrg J, §, related to the amount of milk ahi . : consumed,. Many patients with; _ If you head to me with such lthis problem tolerate a glass or/Symptoms, I wouldn't spend a Meee foul ™ "|minute discussing your nerves pose ME OUb DRQUHIe: juntil I first had run a blood \s to milk products, the only! sugar test to see whether dia- sound answer is to do a bit Of/petes is developing. A family testing. Even though you May} history of diabetes plus frequent find that you can tolerate little} yyination is a combination too jor perhaps no milk, moderate} suggestive of that disease to be jamounts of some of the other} ionored products may not bother you. | "It your blood suga) is normal, This is particilarly true of}yoy 'can look for some other jcheese, 'since the amount of} cause. But then, if you find out | milk sugar it contains can vary'for sure that you don't have | considerably diabetes, maybe your nerves | Whipped cream and_ butter/will calm down. | consist -primarily of the fatty) The answer: Have your sugar} }parts of milk rather than the! tested, milk sugar constituents and for }that reason may be tolerated }more readily Py 1 The cause is not known, but to appear in some! Symptoms are! it tends Warning to Mrs. R. §.: Pink eye is usually highly infectious, Rather than trying to avoid) Untreated, it can do serious At one table, the bidding fol- lowed this peculiar course: South West 1m Pam 2@ Pass 3@ Pass Pass .Dble Redble West led a spade, fully ex- pecting his partner to ruff, Since the bidding apparently marked North with four spades and South with three. Much te his chagrin, it turned out thag dummy could ruff spades in- |Stead of East, and South wound up making five clubs redoubled with an overtrick for a score of 950 points, Six clubs, undisturbed, would have come to only 920 points! SALLY'S SALLIES "T have to leave I have a dental n . appointment." 10 To Serve War Tribunal 'To "Try" LBJ | NEW YORK (AP) -- The |names of 10 people who will serve on Lord Bertrand Rus- sell's "war crimes tribunal" to "try" President. Johnson and other American leaders for their Viet Nam policies were announced Tuesday at a news conference. They include French writers Jean Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, and Peter Weiss, the German exile who wrote the play Marat-Sade. Lord Russell, 94, announced last June he would set up the tribunal this November in Paris, because France presents fewer visa problems for Viet- namese "witnesses." Russell's announcement was praised by the Viet Cong and the North Vietnamese. The names of the panel were announced by Dave Dellinger and Rev, A. J. Must, pacifist leader and chairman of Liber ation magazine, They said tha "defendants," besides President Johnson, will be State Secretary Dean Rusk and Defence Secre- tary Robert McNamara. Russell Stetler, Russell's rep- resentative, said Russell hopes the tribunal's findings will "ap- peal to the conscience of the decent people of the world" and believes it has "'potential ability to stop the war." type remains the same through- out life. And yes, liver is high in iron, but is not necessarily a cure or preventive for ane- mia. Some anemic people only all milk products, -1 suggest/harm. Consult your doctor' as jtaking them in small amounts| quickly as possible i I until you discover how much Note to A, F, J.: Yes, blood need iron. Others require Vita- min B12. It depends on the type of anemia,